First, please try not to post in HTML if you can avoid it, as many people (especially those using text based e-mail clients), will see a lot of extra stuff.
Now to the question:
I've never really tried heavy gaming on a Mandrake system, but decided to reply anyways--have you checked to see where UT is looking for sound (ie, what device)?
What is the exact error message you are getting? This information is always a helpful first step to those people that may have seen this kind of problem before--that way you get answers / questions that are geared to your problem.
Michael
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Michael Viron
Senior Systems & Administration Consultant
Web Spinners, University of West Florida
At 10:14 PM 05/12/1999 -0500, Adam Willcox wrote:
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OK, so my sound works fine on the desktop (kind of) but it doesn't work at all in UT. Can anyone explain this? I heard through the grapevine that maybe I should try piping it through esound, which I did. No change though. There were some recent posts about sound not working on some people's machines with different sound cards, and just to make sure, I checked those things out too. Does anyone have an identical card that could give me some helpful hints? I'm using an a3d vortex2 reference board, straight from the manufacturer. But anyone using the vortex2 drivers from sourceforge might be having the same problems. Thanx in advance for any replies, this list always comes through for me. Adam
